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Tel Aviv Market Set to Open Lower as Global Selloff Deepens
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First reported by Calcalist · 1 day ago
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What happened
Tel Aviv shares are expected to open lower on Friday, pressured by declines in Asia, weaker U.S. futures, falling oil prices and a softer shekel. The previous session ended with losses for the TA-35 and TA-125, while Teva and El Al each rose for a third straight day.
- 01Tel Aviv will open Friday amid broad losses in Asia and weak U.S. futures.
- 02The shekel is weakening against both the dollar and the euro.
- 03TA-35 and TA-125 fell Thursday after a volatile trading day.
- 04Teva and El Al each posted a third consecutive daily gain.
- 05Israeli and U.S. bond yields both moved lower, while oil prices declined.
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